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I am looking for a partner to swap texts. I want to improve my writing, thus I can correct portuguese writing and partner can correct my english.
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Parthenogenesis reproduction
Most of us knew in the classroom a living being is the result of male and female, and that way will be possible a vast variety of genes, avoiding unwanted mutations. However, there are some species that reprocide by themselfies, being unnecessary the presence of male pattern.
In the nature there are a lot on examples: gecko, komo dragons, turkeys, pythons, sharks, and more than eighty animais occasionally dispense male gene. This exists because is handy avoid sex energy such as mating ritual, leave individus vulnerable predators. Meanwhile, females reproducing themselfies do not waste time and overtime a population grow rapidly.
Нowever, that way can be harmful for some species. A poor genes diversity might unleash a vast unwanted mutations and nosedive a population for example. Indeed, scientist did not untangle when a some specie will be extincted, there is no evidence yet, this fact is unknow for many.
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A little bit about the biggest urban forest in the word.
Today, I gonna tell a litte bit about a place that I love, Floresta da Tijuca “Tijuca´s Forest”. This forest is the biggest urban forest in the world, and for me, it is the main touristic attraction in the Rio de Janeiro city. In this region, there are many tracks and waterfalls that a lot citizens and tourists visits , and the most important brazilian spot touristic is located there, Cristo Redentor. In spite of been well known, few people knows that this forest was reforested in the nineteenth century by the monarchy.
During the 19th century, farmers cut trees to open space for sugar and coffee industry, however with overtime, the rivers that flows and used to supply the city were drying. At that, Dom Pedro II, ordered the reforestation of these lands, with the objective to recuperate the water supply. In the beginnings, native species were planted, a chief police coordinate the mission, and six slavers cultivated more than one hundred thosand trees. Afterward, landscapers projects were implemented, originating lakers and beautiful gardens. Unfortunately, some foreigners species were brought, as a jackfruit from India, nevertheless they spread rapidly and destroy native plants.
Nowadays, o “Parque nacional da Tijuca” (Tijuca National Park) is a pungent forest that connect neighbors and people, his view and beauty show us how we can conciliate a big city with a environmental development, without these green area, Rio de Janeiro would be more polluted and graceless. We must thank the pioneers that rebuilt the ecosystem and preserve this legacy for our descendants.
May 21, 2023
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My name is Ton, and I am looking for a native english partner. I am from Brazil, and I can help as well with portuguese learning.
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Good Afternoon
My name is Ton, and I would like partner to improve my english. I can help with portuguese, I am from Brazil
My goal is to have a enough grade in TOEFL
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I am not a scientst, I am just a artist that like to consume a vast variety of knowledge, and permafrost fascinating me so much. Sometimes I imagine how beatiful would be if permafrost not just preserve dead animals, but even extinted languages and extermitaded civilizations. Surely this a hypothesis in a surrealist narrative, however it is intriguing how our current society would react to this new.
First, it is incalculable the lost wisdom with these languages, hundred simply diseppear during colonization in the americas. If was possible to rescue it in the permafrost? Indegenous would be grateful for this offering, and they would be capable to restitute self-esteem in the oratory.
Second, it is possible to rescue lost traditions? Same as secret router, abandoned behaviors, choreography, cuisine and many other aspects that characterize a culture, in addition, absording all this today? It would be beatiful and touching to witness these events.
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I am not a scientst, I am just a artist that like to consume a vast variety of knowledge, and permafrost fascinating me so much. Sometimes I imagine how beatiful would be if permafrost not just preserve dead animals, but even extinted languages and extermitaded civilizations. Surely this a hypothesis in a surrealist narrative, however it is intriguing how our current society would react to this new.
First, it is incalculable the lost wisdom with these languages, hundred simply diseppear during colonization in the americas. If was possible to rescue it in the permafrost? Indegenous would be grateful for this offering, and they would be capable to restitute self-esteem in the oratory.
Second, it is possible to rescue lost traditions? Same as secret router, abandoned behaviors, choreography, cuisine and many other aspects that characterize a culture, in addition, absording all this today? It would be beatiful and touching to witness these events.
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I know this story is little crazy and surrealist , but I just want to improve more vocabulary . I hope enjoy it !!
Unfortunately, a threat is worrying the humanity. Screws are falling every day form the high atmosphere , this phenomenon was nicknamed by ordinary people as " ironraining". Afterwards this event ,some inhabits go out form their homes with the objective to gather more screws as possible .
Despite of destruction and chaos caused by "ironraining" , a new economy is arising , utilizing the feedstock. Many artisans are profting with goods like rods, keys , pliers and other important tools for society.
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However , these new enterprises are treating huge bussinesman that control the most foundry industry . In addition , lobbyists created a new laws, forbidding the informal trading , because of this , a significant people are immuring in crowed chains .
In sum , even if mother nature donates a wealth resources for humankind , the high classes will not want share it.
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